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| Has the path been cleared for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to finally leave London? | |
| Jerome Corsi reports on a series of unexpected developments which may allow Assange to leave the Ecuadorian embassy in London without fear of arrest. | |
| On Tuesday, WikiLeaks posted a tweet announcing the U.S. government had ended its eight-year-long grand jury proceedings against WikiLeaks. | |
| The tweet referenced a State Department press conference held January 2, 2018, in which the State Department spokesperson made a strong statement regarding freedom of speech that was couched in a reference to Iran. | |
| A freedom of the press here in the United States. | |
| We support the right of voices to be heard. | |
| And when a nation clamps down on social media or websites or Google or news sites, we ask the question, what are you afraid of? | |
| What are you afraid of? | |
| We support the Iranian people, and we support their voices being heard. | |
| The WikiLeaks tweet suggests the State Department's reference to freedom of speech in Iran was a coded communication intended to extend the umbrella of free speech and press rights to WikiLeaks. | |
| It is not clear that Assange has violated national security laws, even if it can be shown he published U.S. national security classified documents. | |
| Even President Trump's attorney has argued for Julian Assange's First Amendment right to publish. | |
| In December 2017, in the case Roy Cockrum v. | |
| Donald J. Trump, The Trump campaign and, by inference, Julian Assange at WikiLeaks could not be held liable under the First Amendment for a disclosure of stolen information if the information published involves a matter of public interest and the speaker was not involved in the theft. | |
| In May 2017, the government in Sweden dropped the rape case against Julian Assange, for which he has maintained his innocence. | |
| Today is an important victory for me and for the UN human rights system. | |
| But it by no means erases seven years of detention without charge. | |
| This ends the four-year-long attempt by the Swedish government to arrest Assange via a European arrest warrant. | |
| In December 2017, cited a U.K. tribunal that declared WikiLeaks to be a media organization and a free speech advocate. | |
| These are designations that could carry a legal importance in placing Assange under free speech protections both in the U.K. and in the United States. | |
| Will President Trump pardon Assange? | |
| Now, followers of QAnon understand that QAnon has forecast several important developments in code. | |
| And on Christmas Day, QAnon posted another cryptic message on the internet bulletin board 8chan. | |
| Now, Infowars.com has posted on Scribe.com a decoding of this cryptic QAnon Christmas Day post. | |
| You can read that breakdown in its entirety at this article up at Infowars.com. | |
| It's titled, Trump Clears Path for Assange to Leave London. | |
| It's a really interesting breakdown of this cryptic code from QAnon. | |
| Very interesting here. | |
| And on New Year's Eve, Julian Assange... | |
| posted to Twitter a cryptic string of numbers that appear to be a dead man's switch, linking possibly to a new cache of WikiLeaks documents Assange's associates would post, should Assange be arrested. | |
| Leanne McAdoo, Infowars.com. | |
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